It seems in both cases client sends a request to server and server answers, unless in server sent event you can set retry time in your server side code.So is there any benefit in using SSE rather than
So I understand the concept of server-sent events (EventSource): A client connects to an endpoint via EventSource
I\'m trying to make an HTML5-based notification system, based on when something occurs on a table in my database. I have specifically made the table for this notification feature . This is how it work
I want to make a feed application using SSE in MVC .NET. I was开发者_C百科 looking over the web but I can\'t find an example or a way to implement the SSE in MVC. I developed a very dirty solution whe
Is it easy to implement Flex Ajax Bridge with ColdFusio开发者_StackOverflow中文版n?Where can I learn how to use it?My frontend is pure HTML+JS and I just need the push capability.I thought of usingWeb
Does anyone know if it is possible to send b开发者_如何学Casic http authentication credentials with EventSource?I\'m looking for a solution to the same problem. This post here says this:
Regarding this specification: http://www.w3.org/TR/eventsource/ How does one close the opened connection on the server? Client-side wise it is easy, just 开发者_StackOverflow社区call close(), but wha
I am trying to get into the web push technology so I started looking around. I have basically found 2 technologies, that is Websockets and SSE. After ruling out Websockets because of lack of perl supp
I have 3 Server-sent Events available to a page. Only one viewable at any time. I would like to stop the listener on 2 of the 3 event streams when 1 of them is active.
using <cfcontent type=\"text/event-stream\"> in ColdFusion, the non-English characters are displayed as question marks: ???????123123???? ???, but the rest of the page can display non-English ch
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